Is Odionson worthy again?

[Mr_E_88]

Hi guys

Has Thor Odionson became worthy of mjolnir again?

I know that Jane Foster dropped the mantle, and that Odionson obtained the power cosmic, and obtained Ultimate Thor's hammer, but did he became worthy again of his mjolnir that Jane Foster took?

[armlessphelan]

Hi guys

Has Thor Odionson became worthy of mjolnir again?

I know that Jane Foster dropped the mantle, and that Odionson obtained the power cosmic, and obtained Ultimate Thor's hammer, but did he became worthy again of his mjolnir that Jane Foster took?

I could be wrong, but I vaguely remember Mjolnir being destroyed by the sun?

[Huntsman Spider]

I could be wrong, but I vaguely remember Mjolnir being destroyed by the sun?

Destroyed and reforged, if I recall right from the climactic final issue of War of the Realms.

[Mr_E_88]

Destroyed and reforged, if I recall right from the climactic final issue of War of the Realms.

And did he became worthy again?

[charliehustle415]

Hi guys

Has Thor Odionson became worthy of mjolnir again?

I know that Jane Foster dropped the mantle, and that Odionson obtained the power cosmic, and obtained Ultimate Thor's hammer, but did he became worthy again of his mjolnir that Jane Foster took?

yes, he is worthy.

[Digifiend]

I could be wrong, but I vaguely remember Mjolnir being destroyed by the sun?

Correct, this is how Jane was depowered.

Destroyed and reforged, if I recall right from the climactic final issue of War of the Realms.

Also correct. Odinson had been using other hammers but they kept getting destroyed. During War of the Realms, Jane acquired Ultimate Mjolnir, which was destroyed and reforged into her new All-Weapon she uses as Valkyrie. Meanwhile Thor was able to restore 616 Mjolnir.

[pageturner]

Ddi they ever reveal what Fury said to him that made him unworthy. At least I think that is the series of events.

[Digifiend]

"Gorr was right".
https://www.cbr.com/unworthy-thor-ni...-original-sin/

[Huntsman Spider]

"Gorr was right".
https://www.cbr.com/unworthy-thor-ni...-original-sin/

Pretty much. Apparently, that was enough to shatter Thor's faith in himself, which in turn shattered Mjolnir's confidence in him as its wielder. Considering Gorr's particular axe to grind was that his gods didn't answer his or his people's prayers for salvation because they just didn't care about the mortals who worshipped them and therefore were unworthy of said worship . . . well, that hit Thor pretty hard. Then again, if one would consider what Donny Cates brought in with Knull and his quest to annihilate all other gods and all life created by said gods, perhaps Gorr's gods didn't answer his or his people's prayers because Knull had already slaughtered them, which would make Gorr kind of Knull's pawn via the Necrosword.

[ciscostudent561]

His name is Thor

[The Cool Thatguy]

Pretty much. Apparently, that was enough to shatter Thor's faith in himself, which in turn shattered Mjolnir's confidence in him as its wielder. Considering Gorr's particular axe to grind was that his gods didn't answer his or his people's prayers for salvation because they just didn't care about the mortals who worshipped them and therefore were unworthy of said worship . . . well, that hit Thor pretty hard. Then again, if one would consider what Donny Cates brought in with Knull and his quest to annihilate all other gods and all life created by said gods, perhaps Gorr's gods didn't answer his or his people's prayers because Knull had already slaughtered them, which would make Gorr kind of Knull's pawn via the Necrosword.

Lets not overthink poor writing

Fury said that to a founding Avenger who has saved earth, and alien races, countless times. The correct response from Thor should have been 'STFU, Nick'.

Also, it strikes me as odd that Fury was willing to cripple one of earth's strongest heroes just to win a pointless skirmish

[TheCape]

Lets not overthink poor writing

Fury said that to a founding Avenger who has saved earth, and alien races, countless times. The correct response from Thor should have been 'STFU, Nick'.

Also, it strikes me as odd that Fury was willing to cripple one of earth's strongest heroes just to win a pointless skirmish

Original Sin is basically characther assasination for Fury, so no surprise there.

[Frontier]

Original Sin is basically characther assasination for Fury, so no surprise there.

I still don't understand why everyone in that story kept mentioning how much they hated Bucky.

[XPac]

Lets not overthink poor writing

Fury said that to a founding Avenger who has saved earth, and alien races, countless times. The correct response from Thor should have been 'STFU, Nick'.

Also, it strikes me as odd that Fury was willing to cripple one of earth's strongest heroes just to win a pointless skirmish

Yeah, that whole thing was pretty stupid. He needed a way to get the hammer to Jane and that part at least was pretty cool... but the way Aaron got from point A to point B was pretty lacking.

[TheCape]

I still don't understand why everyone in that story kept mentioning how much they hated Bucky.

Everyone hated Nick at the end, Bucky is already hated, perfect sucessor. Or at least that's probably Aaron's logic, but i don't know, Original Sin is just a weird direction in general.